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The Moose Baby Blog
Why Does My Child With Autism Run Off Without Warning?
If your child has ever run off without warning, you've probably asked yourself the same two questions. Am I watching closely enough? Is this actually safe? Understanding why it happens changes what you do next. Why Some Kids Just Take Off For children with autism, wandering is often about moving toward something that's caught their interest, water, a train, a particular sound. Or it's about moving away from something that feels like too much, noise, bright lights, a crowd. It's not defiance. It's not a discipline problem. It's just how some kids respond to their world. This Isn't About Your Parenting Wandering can happen with an adult standing right there. In your own home. In your own backyard. Somewhere you've been a hundred times before. All of that is normal. Understanding why your child wanders helps far more than blaming yourself for not stopping it. Where It Tends to Happen Home, more than people expect, especially during a transition. Getting ready to leave. Coming back inside. A change in routine. Outside the home, it's usually somewhere unfamiliar or crowded. Shopping centres. Airports. Car parks. Anywhere with a lot going on at once. What Actually Helps No single thing fixes this. A few things together make the real difference: Securing your home, gates, window and door locks, alarms on exits An ID bracelet, necklace, or tag with your contact details A tracking device for crowded outings Safety skills, taught gradually, through practice Looping in your school, neighbours, or local police A safety harness for outings, so your child stays close but can still walk and move Why We Built the Moose Noose We built the Moose Noose for exactly the outings that feel highest-risk, a shopping centre, an airport, a car park. A steel-core coil that can't be cut through. A double-velcro wrist closure that takes two hands to undo. About a metre of stretch, enough for your child to walk beside you, not be dragged along. It won't stop wandering on its own. It just buys you the thing you need most in those moments, time. Can I Get Help Paying for One? If your child already receives disability support, including for autism or ADHD, a safety harness can often be included alongside things like door alarms or tracking devices. Every plan's different, so check with your plan manager or your individual plan. If you'd like a hand putting together a quote, request one here and we'll help however we can. You're doing more than you probably give yourself credit for. Frequently Asked Questions Why does my child with autism wander or run off?Usually it's about moving toward something that's caught their interest, or away from something overwhelming, like noise or a crowd. It can also happen during a transition, moving from one place or activity to another. It's common, and it's not a behaviour problem. Is wandering my fault as a parent?No. It can happen under close supervision, in your own home, somewhere familiar. Understanding why it happens helps more than blaming yourself. Where does wandering usually happen?More often at home than people expect, especially during transitions. Outside the home, it's usually somewhere unfamiliar or crowded. Is a safety harness a good option for a child who wanders?Yes, as one part of a bigger plan. It won't stop wandering by itself, but it keeps your child safely close for the outings that carry the most risk. Can a toddler harness be funded through NDIS?If your child already receives disability support, including for autism or ADHD, it can often be included. Check with your plan manager or your individual plan to confirm, and we're happy to help you put a quote together.
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Is Bedwetting Normal? How Long Does It Last?
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Happy Customers
Peta Bollen
This alarm is amazing!
We had tried other strategies to toilet train our son at night, but none had worked reliably.
The Rodger alarm was recommended to us a few months ago, and after a week of using it, we had our first dry night and have only had one accident since. And even then, it wasn't major. He woke himself up and was able to get to the toilet without wetting the sheets.
I am telling everyone I know about this alarm, and can't recommend this highly enough to anyone who is toilet training their kids. It's definitely worth purchasing! 5 STARS!
Denise
Fantastic product
We bought Buzzy for our medical practice. We use it for children getting immunisations and it works very well on almost every child. It really makes a big difference. Lots of children are understandably scared on needles so this bee is really helping. Great product. Thank you.
Cassie MacDonald
IT WORKS!!!
We tried colic calm, reflex meds, gripe water, everything and he was still uncomfortable. We started using the warm ease 3 weeks ago and i'ts made such a big differnece. We now have a relaxed feed at every feed. the warmth seems to relax his stomach muscles and he's not gulping down his feed. I totallyt recoomend this to others.
Danielle
Very very happy with the result
If you are looking for a bedwetting alarm this one is very good. We used it with a 6 yr old. Week one, he had 2 dry nights, week two, 4 dry nights and by week 4 he was dry every night. At the start it was hard waking in the night to help him but worth it to get the result. We are very happy and relieved. Good company to deal with. They shipped quickly and we had their phone number if we needed it, but didn't in the end.
Emma
Very useful tool
I am a physio working with children with continence issues and I recommend these watches to my patients. It's a very simple, practical solution to daytime continence issues. My patients have excellent success and I particularly like the aspect that the child becomes independent rather than relying on teachers, caregivers or parents to remind them to visit the toilet. The watch does the reminding. I very much recommend this simple, yet effective product.
Silvana F
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Absolutely love the Harper High Chair! I had the Stokke Tripp Trapp with my first, but this is even better — sleek, comfy, sturdy, super easy to clean, and so versatile. We even use the seat as a floor chair when out and about. Just amazing, thank you Moose Baby!
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